
Sweden Reports Sharp Pre-Election Fall in Asylum Applications
Stockholm credits stricter asylum rules—and generous financial incentives for voluntary returns—with thousands of migrants leaving the country.

Stockholm credits stricter asylum rules—and generous financial incentives for voluntary returns—with thousands of migrants leaving the country.

Police will soon be allowed to pose as minors online to trap abusers, part of a wider SD crime crackdown.

The Commission once again tries to tax citizens directly without going through their member states in a fiscal experiment paving the way for the EU becoming a state.

Deputy PM Ebba Busch said Muslims are welcome in Sweden, but they must abide by “fundamental Swedish values.”

Supporters of proper border control say that while there’s more that could be done, new proposals are “a big step in the right direction.”

Charlie Weimers urges the European Parliament to ban Islamic headscarves.

Officials also accused Brussels of choosing to ignore that many Gazans want to see Hamas rule.

“Benefits should go to those who contribute, not to those who only take,” the Sweden Democrats said, “Sweden shall no longer be the world’s social services office.”

Former Social Democrat Jamal El-Haj, now leader of a new imam-supported party, says his former party colleagues have moved too far Right in their rhetoric.

MEP Charlie Weimers described the measure as a “step closer to Chinese internet censorship.”